Medical Examination of Sub Contract/Outsourced employee Sample Clauses

Medical Examination of Sub Contract/Outsourced employee. (a) As per the Clause 18-A of the Factories Act, 1948 and Maharashtra Factories Rules,1963, all workers in a factory shall be medically examined once in a year by a Certifying Surgeon appointed or recognized by Government. (b) The Contractors/Vendors will have to submit a Certificate of Fitness in Form 6 in respect of employees to be engaged inside the MDL and it units and no person/contract employees shall be employed without the valid certificate of fitness. The Contractor/Vendor get the Pre-Employment Medical Examination of his employees done from certified surgeon before deploying at MDL (10)
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Medical Examination of Sub Contract/Outsourced employee. (a) As per the Clause 18-A of the Factories Act, 1948 and Maharashtra Factories Rules,1963, all workers in a factory shall be medically examined once in a year by a Certifying Surgeon appointed or recognized by Government.
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